Anyone know a nursery where i can buy Windmill Palms?
MileHighGardener
9 years ago
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papalmguy
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9 years ago
PROISLAND WIDE PALM TREES
9 years agoHello my name is Kevin. I am the owner of Island Wide Palm Trees. I am located in Long Island, NY. We currently are having a 35% off sale right now on our Windmill palms if you order before March 23rd. We only carry Windmills that are 6 foot and above. We will have this first shipment of trees available for pick up or delivery on April 1st.
In addition to Windmill palms, we sell tropical palms that arrive in mid May. These trees include the Christmas palm, Coconuts, Bottle, Robellini, Foxtail and Sago palms. We also take special orders for customers that might want something different.
I am attaching a link to my website and hope I can be of assistance to you or anybody else on this forum.
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